The exhibit is called The Gift of The Nile, a travelling exhibit on loan from the Royal Ontario Museum. The birthplace of this remarkable civilization, from 5000 years ago, is the Nile River Valley. Starting as a simple farming area,
By Barry Hazlehurst Online learning has been an option for more than decade – but as of last week, the Ontario government has made it mandatory. The announcement was made last week by Queen’s Park, but it is still unclear
By Barry Hazlehurst Windsor Police believe a robbery that occurred in the 16-hundred block of Tecumseh Road East on Wednesday may have been committed by the same individual who robbed five other stores. The suspect is a white male, around
By Barry Hazlehurst In honour of its 75th anniversary, The Windsor Flying Club is raising funds to help two aspiring pilots get their Commercial Pilot Licenses – necessary to fly for Canadian airline companies. The Windsor Flying Club kicked their
By Barry Hazlehurst Windsor teens had a chance to show off their art last week. The Teen Art Show at the Walkerville Art Co-Op on Wyandotte St. E. invited paintings, sculptures, pottery and jewellery from anyone between the ages of
By Barry Hazlehurst Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare, Family Services Windsor Essex, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) and Assisted Living Ontario are taking their services to the streets in a bid to help Windsor’s homeless get food, clothing and assistance. The
Although Mayor Drew Dilkens was not in favour of the city of Windsor having retail cannabis stores, a city councillor vote of eight to three was in favour of the retail stores, passing the motion. Debra Rezler, a Windsor resident
Vancouver Police have made an arrest in the April 2016 hit and run death of Windsor musician and skateboarder Ryan Barron. Barron had been skateboarding with a friend on Heather Street in Vancouver when he was struck by a vehicle.
Windsor theatre icon Florence Raisbeck, for so long the heart and soul of Theatre Alive, has died. Raisbeck, known as “Amazing Flo” to her students, friends and co-workers, was praised for her passion and artistic contributions on Facebook and other
The City of Windsor is asking residents what improvements they would like to see in the University and Victoria Avenue corridors. Possibilities include new parkways, cycling lanes and an extended area for Transit Windsor users, residents were told at a recent
By Barry Hazelhurst The Canadian Mental Health Association is cleaning up after the “worst flood” it has ever experienced. Water flowed under the doorways at the rear of the agency in the 1400 block of Windsor Avenue during the torrential
By Barry Hazlehurst Amherstburg Police contract with Windsor. On February 26 Amherstburg Mayor Aldo DiCarlo cast the deciding vote to contract policing of the Town of Amherstburg to the Windsor Police Service. The act will take effect in 2019 and
On Feb. 18 Windsor Police found a 73-year-old deceased male at a residence in the 3200 block of Bloomfield Rd. in Windsor. The death was initially labeled as suspicious, and has since been classified as a homicide after an autopsy
by Barry Hazelhurst Some employers in Ontario are finding ways to strengthen their bottom line after the minimum wage hike by decreasing benefits, tips, and other employee entitlements. The Liberal government in Ontario tried to level the wage playing field
By Barry Hazlehurst Windsor businesses owners continue to struggle with an increasing onslaught of shoplifters. Businesses owners and their employees in Windsor have learned to spot shoplifters and their mannerisms. According to Pressreader.com many shoplifters sell the goods they steal
By Barry Hazlehurst Bicycle theft has become an epidemic in Windsor causing cyclists to take extra precautions when leaving their bicycles unattended. Windsorites have created a Facebook page under the heading Stolen Bikes of Windsor to report stolen bikes and
By Barry Hazlehurst Windsorites who are enduring financial hardships have a safe place at Street Help to access services, such as help with basic needs, employment and other necessities for living. Christine Furlonger, the manager of Street Help, has been
Windsorites who are enduring financial hardships have a safe place at Street Help to access services, such as help with basic needs, employment and other necessities for living. Christine Furlonger, the manager of Street Help, has been working to help
The Windsor Essex County Health Unit has issued a notice about a bookmark error regarding water bottle cleaning, which could cause potential health risks. The water bottle safety instructions listed on the back of a Take Charge bookmark may cause
By Barry Hazlehurst Windsor business owners are finding it difficult to make a profit with the high electricity rates in Ontario. In November 2016 the Ontario Energy Board announced business owners will have to pay time-of-use rates which at peak
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